Kia ora
Dear Te Awamutu Concerts Alive! supporter and fellow music lover, welcome to our new format newsletter.
Special advance notice of our next concert:
Our little town of Te Awamutu, has many talented, creative people. Concerts Alive! Committee members were thrilled to hear our own Te Awamutu Brass Band won awards at the recent National Brass Band Competition, held in Wellington. Big congratulations to all the band members, including Sarah Carroll their conductor! It is very rewarding when those long hours of hard work, practice and patience are acknowledged and appreciated.
To help celebrate our ongoing enjoyment of music, including successful musical performances, we are pleased to tell you we are hosting Te Awamutu Brass Band in a concert of classical brass band pieces, along with 'toe-tapping favourites'.
When? Sunday, June 21st at 2pm
Where? St John's Anglican Church, Arawata Street, Te Awamutu
How much? Only $25! Cash on the door please (kids & students, free)
This enjoyable programme will be a special selection of family-favourites, with songs from movies, musicals and more. Familiar pieces will feature from Grease, the Swing era, Cats, James Bond, and also original classics from the brass band repertoire.
Afterwards, we will also hold a fund-raising raffle for the Band, in St John's Lounge. Please stay for the draw, enjoy a tea or coffee and chat with our talented musicians.
More details of this concert will follow nearer the time. Please forward this email and/or share this Creative Waikato event to help spread the word.
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We very much look forward to seeing you at St John's Anglican Church on Sunday, 21st June at 2pm.
- Te Awamutu Concerts Alive! events are run by volunteers on a shoe-string budget, any donations are always very welcome. Our bank details are: ASB Te Awamutu Music Federation 12-3134-0103471-00
- We are currently looking for volunteers to help with these events. If you have an interest in live music, and have a few hours to spare (either regularly or as a one-off) please let us know.
We'll be in touch again soon, with more musical delights.
Thank you for supporting local live music.
Best wishes from us all,
Te Awamutu Concerts Alive! Volunteer Committee
[PS Shout out to Michael at ActionableTruth who donated his time helping us set up this smart free newsletter service.]
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